Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-14

Conservatory of Music; Mr.. James S. Mar
tin of Chicago; Mr. Burritt of st. Paul;
DR.. Carl Martin aud wife, of New York
City. What treat our people would nave
ii We could hear them all sing at once,
And what q respite from church festivals a.
concert would give us anyhow Let IL
have the concert
and We believe they will have it. The
boom has surely struck us hard.
Daniel Britain i back from Colorado,
aud - pushing things AT ms new coal
works near here
Furrncc, the miller, lost his hue gray
horse by death this week. His mill Is
working on double turn, and they are hay
ing to haul water from the river TO supply
the boilers.
George Turner tell from ladder this
week and sprained his ankle, consequently
he cannot finish his big painting contract
1T Montana mines for some time yet.
Miss Barbara Cehrs, a charming and
NIvaClOuS young lady of Hannibal Ohio, L.
visiting her sister, Mrs Ernest Stephan.
on Main street
The Happy-Go-Lucky Club have been
'l'Alii-- smut 'i'H'ltlN III N4ltAl lANNA fA'NN
Rowlesburg II the old adIge, "lt you
swear You'll catch no fish, holds good,
they'll get all the fish in the river, tor its
that kind OF fishing club. They are
having pleasant time.
Hon. J. T, MCGraw, Collector OF the
Revenue, was in town Thursday evening
for a short time.
Charies f.. Pride is ut MiddlebOurne on
4 short vacation. Charley has been too
busy for some Years to have any spare
time and we hone he'll enjoy his trip well
enough to try 1t again. But he will not
and will be home shortly and Is hard at
work Us ever.
Col George w. Balm, Kentucky's great
temperance orator, will speak in front Of
the Court House here on Monday night.
Evcryhody in the county ought to hear
him.
There will he some racing at the Fair
Grounds August 20. After it is over some
body will be heard eNclaimiug. Thou
canst not say | lid 1t; never shake thy
empty purse at me 4. j. Corrothcrs'
Cyclone and Dr. Browntieli's Joe
Daniels will run for purse OF $500.
Miss Kate Slocum, OF Pittsburg, Is the
quest OF Miss Annie Could.
William ). Raymond, Esq. is at Berkc-
ley Springs, aud Mrs. Raymond and the
children are visiting herp &!entSat Tunnel
ton Tor a few days
David y. Sniicr and wife are home again
after pleasant visit among friends ON the
raging Pawpaw.
DR.. W. l.. Mclane, wife and children
OF West Union, were in town this week
William Patton died on Wednesday,
aged l. years, aud was buried in the Old
cemetery the day following. He was %
quiet. industrious and honest citizen who
won the respect Of the community by his
scrupulouS integrity in all things and by
his tender Sol;ctudc for his aged, widowed
and helpless mother. lie was unmarried
Peace To his ashes
Rev. {. +. Bolinger. pastor of the VI. T..
Church, is i'll with typhoid fever. His
many friends hope for his early and COM
p.'te recovery.
The location OF q new covered wood
bridge, building across PawpLw creek, IN
this county, has been moved down the
creek by the men VINO are doing the stone
work uutIl il is Just in front uG Squire
John W NyrrIll's dwelling The Squire
sued ont an injunction yesterday. ana says
the 'mulzlc OF the thing must be- pointed
in some other direction"
JUnit0r Hall is getting the school build
ir- lu readiness Tor use soon.
Miss Anna Joyce ami Miss Lizzie Mc-
Cunc, of Grafton. were guests NJ the resi-
Irurp ui Lawrence IOIau last Sunday